Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney is boldly reorienting the nation’s global strategy, moving away from U.S. dependence and forging deeper ties with Europe. After a whirlwind week in Europe, Carney called recent U.S. tariffs a “miscalculation” and defended pausing trade talks with Washington, framing it as essential for global resilience. He emphasized Canada’s strong fiscal health — “Canada strong” — and outlined ambitious plans to deepen cooperation with the EU in energy, minerals, defense, and AI. Carney hosted Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, met with global investors, and engaged with the U.K. and EU leaders, culminating in a major investment summit where nearly half a trillion dollars in commitments were secured. A landmark Canada-EU summit is set for October 29-30 in Montreal, signaling this is just the beginning of a new era for Canada’s international posture.
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